wf-16s Sequencing Report

This visualization can be useful to interactively explore the taxonomic composition of the sample. It shows hierarchical data: each layer represents a taxonomic rank. The color indicates the abundance of that taxon in comparison with the total number of reads. Zooming into an specific taxon is possible by clicking on it.

This visualization can be useful to interactively explore the taxonomic composition of the sample. It shows hierarchical data: each layer represents a taxonomic rank. The color indicates the abundance of that taxon in comparison with the total number of reads. Zooming into an specific taxon is possible by clicking on it.

This visualization can be useful to interactively explore the taxonomic composition of the sample. It shows hierarchical data: each layer represents a taxonomic rank. The color indicates the abundance of that taxon in comparison with the total number of reads. Zooming into an specific taxon is possible by clicking on it.

Barplot of the 10 most abundant taxa at the class rank in all the samples. Any remaining taxa have been collapsed under the 'Other' category to facilitate the visualization. The y-axis indicates the relative abundance of each taxon in percentages for each sample.

Barplot of the 10 most abundant taxa at the order rank in all the samples. Any remaining taxa have been collapsed under the 'Other' category to facilitate the visualization. The y-axis indicates the relative abundance of each taxon in percentages for each sample.

Barplot of the 10 most abundant taxa at the family rank in all the samples. Any remaining taxa have been collapsed under the 'Other' category to facilitate the visualization. The y-axis indicates the relative abundance of each taxon in percentages for each sample.

Barplot of the 10 most abundant taxa at the genus rank in all the samples. Any remaining taxa have been collapsed under the 'Other' category to facilitate the visualization. The y-axis indicates the relative abundance of each taxon in percentages for each sample.

Barplot of the 10 most abundant taxa at the species rank in all the samples. Any remaining taxa have been collapsed under the 'Other' category to facilitate the visualization. The y-axis indicates the relative abundance of each taxon in percentages for each sample.

Abundance table for the class rank.

Only taxa whose global abundance are above the abundance_threshold parameter will appear in the table.

Abundance table for the order rank.

Only taxa whose global abundance are above the abundance_threshold parameter will appear in the table.

Abundance table for the family rank.

Only taxa whose global abundance are above the abundance_threshold parameter will appear in the table.

Abundance table for the genus rank.

Only taxa whose global abundance are above the abundance_threshold parameter will appear in the table.

Abundance table for the species rank.

Only taxa whose global abundance are above the abundance_threshold parameter will appear in the table.

Rarefied abundance table for the phylum rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.

Rarefied abundance table for the class rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.

Rarefied abundance table for the order rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.

Rarefied abundance table for the family rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.

Rarefied abundance table for the genus rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.

Rarefied abundance table for the species rank.

All samples have been randomly subsetted to have the same number of reads.